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* [[Constellar Pleiades]] | * [[Constellar Pleiades]] | ||
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* [[Kahyoreigetsu]] | * [[Kahyoreigetsu]] | ||
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"Valkyrie", known as "Walkure" (ワルキューレ Warukyūre, from "Walküre", the German word for "Valkyrie") in Japan, are an archetype of LIGHT Fairy monsters used by Zigfried von Schroeder in Yu-Gi-Oh!. They debuted in the TCG in Shadows in Valhalla. "Element Valkyrie" and "Valkyrie of the Nordic Ascendant" are not "Valkyrie" cards, because they do not have 「ワルキューレ」 in their Japanese names.
Design
The concept of the "Valkyrie" cards is derived from the valkyries of Norse mythology.
Etymology
Like most of Zigfried's cards, the "Valkyrie" cards are named after characters from the opera Der Ring des Nibelungen.
| Valkyrie card | Origin |
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| Ride of the Valkyries | Ride of the Valkyries |
| Valkyrie Brunhilde | Brunhild |
| Valkyrie Erda | Jörð |
| Valkyrie Sigrun | Sigrún |
| Valkyrie Erste | "first" in German |
| Valkyrie Zweite | "second" in German |
| Valkyrie Dritte | "third" in German |
| Valkyrie Vierte | "fourth" in German |
| Valkyrie Funfte | "fifth" in German |
| Valkyrie Sechste | "sixth" in German |
| Valkyrie support | Origin |
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| Apple of Enlightenment | Freyja / Iðunn |
| Final Light | Aurora Borealis |
| Goddess Skuld's Oracle | Skuld |
| Goddess Verdande's Guidance | Verðandi |
| Goddess Urd's Verdict | Urðr |
| Loge's Flame | Loki (Loge in Der Ring des Nibelungen) |
| Pegasus Wing | Pegasus / Grani |
Playing style
The effects of the "Valkyrie" cards vary slightly, but usually revolve around Special Summoning "Valkyrie" monsters, banishing cards from the opponent's Graveyard, and increasing their ATK. The main strategy of this archetype is to swarm the field with "Ride of the Valkyries" and attacking in two consecutives Battle Phases with "Mischief of the Time Goddess".
